Section 1. Conditions Warranting Administrative Withdrawal

Any of the following conditions may warrant administrative withdrawal:

(a) Failure to comply with administrative requirements; specifically,

(1) Failure by a student to satisfy an overdue financial obligation to the university, consisting of tuition, loans, board, room fees, library charges, or other student charges, including student activities, health services, Child Care and other such fees as may be established from time to time, or other University obligations.

(2) Failure to comply with prior conditions on admission to the university imposed by the Graduate School in compliance with university policies.

(3) Failure to maintain continuous enrollment.

(b) Forgery, fraud, or falsification of information on any official University form or document, such as a grade report, recommendations, transcripts, etc.

(c) Certified physical health or mental health problem of a hazardous nature.

Section 2. Effects of Administrative Withdrawal

(a) If administratively withdrawn, a student shall cease to be enrolled and shall not be allowed to complete the current semester or to register for future semesters.

(b) The student shall return their identification card and any and all property belonging to the university currently in his or her possession.

(c) The student shall receive no further material or notification from the Registrar concerning university affairs.

Section 3. Reinstatement

Any student who has been administratively withdrawn may at any time during the semester in which the withdrawal was made make arrangements with the Graduate School for the resolution of the matter. Upon such a resolution satisfactory to the Graduate School, the Graduate Dean shall forthwith reinstate the student to active enrollment status.